That I will remember for ever? Well, I am going to say:
Super Mario 64
Tetris
GTA IV
Resident Evil 4
Bioshock
Super Mario 64
Tetris
GTA IV
Resident Evil 4
Bioshock
Edited 7 months, 2 weeks ago
top 5 games that you will remember forever
Post by ShadowKiller (815 posts) See mini bio
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Halo 3 - Multiplayer... good times.
Runescape - I met so many people and spent over 150 hours on multiple accounts.
Pokemon Yellow - My first ever game.
GTA: San Andreas - This was the first game I bought of this type and I loved it.
RE4 - It was my first rated M game and I was kind of shaky playing it through the first time but I quickly fell in love.
Runescape - I met so many people and spent over 150 hours on multiple accounts.
Pokemon Yellow - My first ever game.
GTA: San Andreas - This was the first game I bought of this type and I loved it.
RE4 - It was my first rated M game and I was kind of shaky playing it through the first time but I quickly fell in love.
Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Post by expletive (814 posts) See mini bio
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Maxszy said:
"expletive said:yeah i was trying to think of some other older ones( because there are a lot of older games that i love) , but i guess these were the ones that were on my brain at the time"heres mine:Wow, mostly modern games?Halo 3MGS4Sonic AdventureGTA IVAssassins Creed"
Anyway its hard to say just five but here goes:"
- Donkey Kong 64
- Shadows of the Empire
- Homeworld
- Heroes of Might and Magic 3
- No One Lives Forever
Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Post by Kinarion (170 posts) See mini bio
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Sonic - First game I ever played. Poor hedgehog, you died so many times at the mercy of my untrained thumbs.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Picked up the controller for the first time in FAO Swartz in NYC. I still remember the abject fear my 3rd grade self felt after jumping of Gerudo bridge straight out of Kokiri forest.
World of Warcraft - Variously remembered with revolsion and glee, such an apportionment of my life did I grant this game that to forget it would indicate mental decline.
Sid Meier's Civilization III - Its successors could never achieve tech parity with this series' masterfully crafted third installment.
Pokemon Blue - My poor Game Boy Light worked through two battery changes and likely a coat of paint during my first session with this gem.
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time - Picked up the controller for the first time in FAO Swartz in NYC. I still remember the abject fear my 3rd grade self felt after jumping of Gerudo bridge straight out of Kokiri forest.
World of Warcraft - Variously remembered with revolsion and glee, such an apportionment of my life did I grant this game that to forget it would indicate mental decline.
Sid Meier's Civilization III - Its successors could never achieve tech parity with this series' masterfully crafted third installment.
Pokemon Blue - My poor Game Boy Light worked through two battery changes and likely a coat of paint during my first session with this gem.
Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Post by konvikt (30 posts) See mini bio
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1. Guardian Legend for NES(best game i have ever played and still play to this day. Old School FTW!!)
2. Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time for N64
3. God of War
4. Need for Speed Most Wanted for XBOX(im a big NFS fan and most wanted is the best in the series IMO)
5. God of War II
2. Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time for N64
3. God of War
4. Need for Speed Most Wanted for XBOX(im a big NFS fan and most wanted is the best in the series IMO)
5. God of War II
Posted 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Post by Hausdog (336 posts) See mini bio
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It's amazing how many people are listing almost entirely Nintendo titles. I guess most of us spent our formative days playing Nintendo.
Anyway,
DDR Extreme - First rhythm game I really got into. Looking back it sucked but it's the game that got me into that genre, which I adore. It also got me good at DDR which got me laid on less than one occasion
Super Mario 64 - My brother, dad, and I spent so much time playing this. We spent three months getting the 70 stars to save Peach. It was that perfect difficulty level for someone six years old and his two cohorts who were all video game virgins.
Super Smash Brothers Melee - Wow. Most amazing fighting game ever, I'll tell you what. It combined the simplicity of the original with a cast that more than doubled in size (sure, it was
just one over twice as much, but come on). I remember working on a paper about Cyrano de Bergerac in the seventh grade with this game playing in the background. I think someone was Mewtwo on the Fourside stage. Whatever.
Pokemon Blue - Sure, I'm not much of a fan anymore, but this game consumed my youth. I remember seeing that it cost $50 at Toys 'r' Us. Something about it just made me happy. I couldn't figure out what it is, but this game had a way about it that just put me at ease. I never really got into link battling, even though I remember being annoyed by people calling the Link Cable a "cable cord." Now that I know a bit more about video games, I recognize how amazing the use of cartridge space is in this game. Each of the 151 monsters has a front-facing and back-facing sprite, a list of attacks, and a list of stats, not to mention the relatively huge game world and all the music, text, and art that had to go into this game. If I had to program this, I don't know if I'd be able to fit it all in half a meg.
Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Say what you will, my brother and I loved the crap out of this game. We knew how horrible the voice acting, script, story, and lyrics were, but that only gave the game its charm. "TERIAAAH" is still an in-joke between us, and we haven't played this game since half our lives ago.
Honorable mention: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, if only for leaving the game world and putting on the infinite grind cheat and leaving the game on overnight with Kelly Slater going in circles. If it had to kick one game out, I'd probably pick Pokemon, but I won't <3
Anyway,
DDR Extreme - First rhythm game I really got into. Looking back it sucked but it's the game that got me into that genre, which I adore. It also got me good at DDR which got me laid on less than one occasion
Super Mario 64 - My brother, dad, and I spent so much time playing this. We spent three months getting the 70 stars to save Peach. It was that perfect difficulty level for someone six years old and his two cohorts who were all video game virgins.
Super Smash Brothers Melee - Wow. Most amazing fighting game ever, I'll tell you what. It combined the simplicity of the original with a cast that more than doubled in size (sure, it was
just one over twice as much, but come on). I remember working on a paper about Cyrano de Bergerac in the seventh grade with this game playing in the background. I think someone was Mewtwo on the Fourside stage. Whatever.
Pokemon Blue - Sure, I'm not much of a fan anymore, but this game consumed my youth. I remember seeing that it cost $50 at Toys 'r' Us. Something about it just made me happy. I couldn't figure out what it is, but this game had a way about it that just put me at ease. I never really got into link battling, even though I remember being annoyed by people calling the Link Cable a "cable cord." Now that I know a bit more about video games, I recognize how amazing the use of cartridge space is in this game. Each of the 151 monsters has a front-facing and back-facing sprite, a list of attacks, and a list of stats, not to mention the relatively huge game world and all the music, text, and art that had to go into this game. If I had to program this, I don't know if I'd be able to fit it all in half a meg.
Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Say what you will, my brother and I loved the crap out of this game. We knew how horrible the voice acting, script, story, and lyrics were, but that only gave the game its charm. "TERIAAAH" is still an in-joke between us, and we haven't played this game since half our lives ago.
Honorable mention: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, if only for leaving the game world and putting on the infinite grind cheat and leaving the game on overnight with Kelly Slater going in circles. If it had to kick one game out, I'd probably pick Pokemon, but I won't <3
Edited 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Post by jakob187 (9,602 posts) See mini bio
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Grand Theft Auto III - I know Liberty City better than I know my hometown.
Super Mario 64 - I know those levels better than I know my hometown.
Shadow Man - great atmosphere, great character, and great puzzles.
Ghost 'n' Goblins - the game I've still yet to beat.
Quake - it's what got me into PC gaming.
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